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ilN I'll Vl. Alilliri 1/ri’KA I. SOCIKTV.
.|i(J will nii'i‘1 "l the .'leihmlist Kftisi u
,l(-'itnu ll tin- d.ix "I 11 o'clock In ht ji llir Vihlress
1” , on the occasion hv the Key. John
II ’ I
j '|*j,c public generally are invited to attend.
* i , Vddress, the Inhibition ol Stock, \’t. will
\in i ttu •*
like plaic.
Oiio-iimfe" do' exhibition ol Domestic M.inn
I".ir111i11^ Implements anil oilier dinul.u
iiUClitri -
„i|| lake plucr.— 1 nose oiler'in" loi |>rrinnuu-i
II 1,-livci do'll' articles to A. J). Johnson, Sinclair
J ! |||C Soni'i.'. bclore o'clock—" lien dm co ninil
U assemble uml examine them—and at 11 o'.
I, die Ladies mil do Public in general will be
Jaiill' il III bear die award nf l*.e:ni;i in. In die
ill ■ Saeialv will ag iiii in 'at at die Franklin
,0 iMlilg 111
Hotel to fleU olli.ers for ill1 ensuing year, and to
cr other business tint may com** before it.
; I'rratu.n—In announcing the committee oil &ml
{letanti Il'trtKss, heretofore, an omission occurred,
illicit w c supply hv republishing the names of the
■cutlcinen composing that rummUter. \i/. : Dr.
IjhiiH- Ihitteismi, Join. R- D. Rayue, Kdvviu Mat
rlictts. Dr- Wui. r. Holcombe, Dr. R. \V. Withers,
M firice I/uigliorne, Jr. Robert. 11. Hi ay and Rob
(.rt J’. Harnett.
• TUI- I’*LORI DA WAR.
We uuerted. last week, an address of tien. Wal
l, r „f Fauquier county, to the m.l.1,,1 of Viigiuia,
filing upon them t‘* take up arms in anl of the pro
pie of'Florida. H\ the subjoined notice it will he
1 M>en that our townsman, Maj. A. .M. Cilliam, propo
i f% die c» i succeed in tailing a company of volun
ireis to respond tn this call. \»e there not a bun
<lr-d or more young men in ibis md the neighboring
louuties. "ho arc willing to un lei take a winter cam
paign in the •‘sunny Smith*’! Ii lit* re bo, let them
.■ „i,II themselves promptly. There is no time to
|i*ni\ as it is desirable to commence operation's is ear
jv is pract icable. There can he no doubt oft lie com*
Ip-ii'iicy of Maj. Ci. who has risen h\ regular promo
;n*nto the rank cd the commander ol a battalion ol
\ I! Ilia Militia, to discharge the duties of Captain
ul ilif corps which lie proposes to ra.se, in wlmdi
I'jmt we hope he will he cutircL surccs.sslul. U e
cilijnin his Addres*:
T<> TIIK 1MT.U<\
1m ncvnrdmee with 111*-• appeal in..dr 1*v (ieu.Joltn
[*. Wallace, of I' -tuqiiier, to ill* patriotism ol file
^'n/riii u| Virginii, lor /’■ .’/V' * I" m irHi against
• :<• S. itiiuole Indians, the misuiirj w inlm'- campaign,
t snhvrnlier, for one. III-* resolved that the rail
i ill not he m i I in vain : — and II" it- pi rtlul!y mi
y< |t> lImse of Ills I'el'ow eif:/.misol this place, and
i’iii* a Ijiiiuillg eoniitie', who leel disposed lo lake up
,uaio in tlieir country *s def'-m-e. to .old then* 11 lines
to Ins sid, suipioti r dl. I! • deems it uinieeess.iry to
>av that .ui ent- rprisi*. which pto.iiisrs honor and pro
fi'. to him nlm-mharks in it, siiottld induce all to
jb/jutdi jTumjti ue-s. jnd d ei'iou.
\lki:kt ,m. cihki \ u.
i Tine ni:\t IMCKMDKNTV.
j osfent cvr:^< lone hit tn 1 r v 1; d, ineideii'alU,
«: tlj- da o'lis^ieu i#J the t 1 . of >oiiic of om leading
triads. ;is candidates tor the in \t I*usidem v.
Tit* f*o nisi ille ( hy.) \ li 1 1' is. 1, the leading 1 Imiu
F'liUuii paper 10 1 IIe \\ rs|. tutla lies tint tin* \ an
\\itrr 11 party iti.ty f tk tip J dm (\dhoun a- its
mi Male—in eieot not \ \ unlikely, though it
• utiM >» arcrlv h ivi* 5in lorehdd from M r. ( \ilhoitn*s
sarrch in fav or of all elongitmi of the I. S. 1 > ink
dunet in lw.'U.to which In* and his f14.• uU refer a?
^justification ol his pu seta < qiinioi s. which have
w in hint so in lie'u l avur w 11 ij his late ant igouists.
\ write 1, too. in the New \ oik Kvmiing I‘ost. th*'
bailing aihiiiiiistratin i journal in the Kmpiie Slate,
punts in the same diieeiinn. After regretting the
< <<urM* pursued hy Mi. Kites, who, he sa\s )i .>«
1'I.ier'tl huusrdl lit a f.d< • ioti, and in;iv espeef te
l-f roulonmled w nil th • \V m . p 11a v. he adds ; *• 'flu
duuncraey of the T. Stat s had lirguii to look very
f-ignifiratilly tow aids him. (Mr. Kites) a* one. wlion
• hey might, at some lu lure peiiod place *0 high
licit he would have nothing limber to stimulate hi*
mnliitioii: If i do not mistake, a pfiM irrame 11
hu (nrscut course w ill open tile w as far unoth* r South
trn r,iml),lal<\ of «td) higlim pretensions." Straw
'.vliicli h.iy ihr wind blows. Mr. Calhoun shotih
hf at It-sisf (/militful of tin* compatibility of his rereni
course with his old principles, when lie perceive* tin
P'oitiuuinto wldeli ii i' throwing him. When Mr
•lelhrson was eitlogi/.ed hv his opponents, he rmjnir
^ 'I. with a just suspicion of the eoi 1 ret to ss of his poll
fV*wliat have I done that my enemies should piaix
Mr. Calhoun may well enquire, “uhathavr,
that the very mmi who hut y esterday w ere pour
,!i? torrents of abuse upon me, as tiie advocate ol l)is
viiiiunand Anaichy. and the abettor o! ail that wa«
heretical and odious, should nmv place meaftheii
b^ail, as their leader a i l c!i i npion ? Is il prolia
“h* that I liaie remained linn anti tine to my priori
1*1'% and that (lie great body ol my opponent* lam
r'lnnineed their idd opinions, against w liirh I Ii;tvi
l,p«*ii combating. and enibraei d mv ei*n*d ; or hav*
ti>ry rein lined Hrm. and haw I gone o\er to them ?’
| and as (lie latter is the more p ohahlc supposition o
’hr two, )ic should not complain il Ins old liimid
tJtuiotwiiecl about with the yatne facility as him
Hilf.
‘bit wliai w ill \U ton say ? Will lie lie -ailisfied
”~'lf wlio is tin* father of the Cold Humbug,—to b
‘hus displaced by a new recruit ! Will be conscn
,u,ct ns Lieutenant under a man, who, until tin
*>l' Moment of taking ilir < oiritnatid, occupied .
I'ouninent position in the ranks of Ins adversaries
his hopes to he thus blighted in the hud ! —
Tl ^
1,1 “ ruflh’-shirts' ’ may urge ibis change of leaders
j shall he deceived if the Agrarians and Loci
Po* will yield up their favorite so readily. lien
will |IC unquestionably the candidate ofthc/Ho/j
1 die n<»xt IVesnh ncy, who will adhere to him a
hazards. Air. Calhoun may \m thanked for hi
jhut he w ill hardly be rewarded with n
I-‘h an office on so slight a piob ition. The Lori
^ os w'd choose an “ older if not an alder soldier,
^ I Lnonify and maintain their disorganizing priuri
lr c°t>»u*€*tioi» w ith this subject, we may refer to
^ ^ ashington to the Kditor of the A lexan
jr)( , '/',,tr.w hit b says : “ Kvery tiling has not her
jW) P * l,c,|ci*‘iil iunl quiet w ay that sonic sup
Px(j . ^0311-minings ami jealousies have bee
UmI especially m reft rcncc to Air. Calhoun
,|j ' ,r in"‘ rtcil ecutrue with I'rgard I
rrrnry. Di'ciilt'illy llir oiliest mini of nil tli
>’ii tin 1,1 1 *i|,,i> « lio mi" support tin: \ilniii
(faj !, C h,, M',s of Lentoii and Hives begin t
| he may jostle ’limn out of tlu u pu.ui
' Ii 'Ii. f .JIhhi , is i.ik*ii up .is a tandid.ii*
I H lui 1 i. 'idemy Iiv any portiouuftlieAdniiniatra
,1.111 \, In will ;\snii"ill\ receive on countenance
I 'in imitli ilu» largest ilivi :»m. Hit pnsiliun mils.,
( 1 " In- nnist ilisagioralilr In hinixolf and
m "rtilying tu I,,, tlue ii!,.,ids.
Mil. C M.IIOI N s I'llisc si’LKl'II.
" " v"nrnr"d, in piililislnng Mr. Calliuuii'n titoi
'l" "tli in favor uf ill" Sul) Tnusnrv Hill, to express
nut dissent Irum llie bread and umjualilitd assertion,
"I 'd" In 111at gentleman, tlint tin. heavy surplus of
i'-'"tine in tin- livasiirv had lien, an iiniulalnl by (lit
, *i|t.itiun ul ih" I arid laws. \\ r took ill" gruuiiil
lliat ill" sprculatinns mil," Public Lands had poured
'Ins unanticipated aiuniiut of rcvcini" into the natioii
d "Iili is, and that tin s" spccuh tii ns were til" direct
ro,,M iucre i ' il l» ink l iciliii»*s, tlieiimrlvc«
'l'" necessaiy an.I piedi« led result «.| ,| ,, ksnu’s
* v. ii- upon the niriniij. < >ur litetid of the Washing
toii hcturmei i ikes up the gauntlet iii vindication ot
Mr. ( dhoun'as as-tiimptm:i, .ni l iti refutation of our
opinion. IK* -;ijs ;
I li»* tariffs of * J1 ami ' J3 »o iixteuded, as it
, ",K '""'l, to laise rcxi mn- for tlie purpose ol pa\mg
the national debt, Tin surplus brought mlu tin*
1 reasiiiv, alter the eu lent « xpenses ul ilie eivd 11>r.
j ('Oiistitnted a sinking fund, which. uii an axtrage,
ninotmied to about ti n xiii.i.Ions per amitim Sup
posmg ibe debt extinguished. ibis sum would mdi
rate llie e\ress> uf iev«tines over ilu old mat s expen
do ores i • t t lull i uitieut.
•• Now. Imm 1HJ4 to Is.'U, when l!ie oaimual
debt w is lujuclatrd, this surplus w a* produced chief
lx by the operations of the system. The great spec
ulations in public lauds did not comnicncc until
about 1^34—which. we pr sumc, is the point ol
time designated by the Kditor in the words** \
ui « ii l.ATKii pi i.mii.'' And x\hy did thex
commence then ? The Kditor liunsi It unsoeis
I—“tiii.sk st'Ki ct.ations xv»:i;i. tiu nir.KcT m -
SIT.T OK TIIK IIVIHHSITS OK Til 11 I# \ \hS.M |*|e*
>iiig the the m\estimation by interrogatories, we ask
—xx ii v oi 0 TIIK II AN KS OVKII-JSSI | ! I le an*xx ei s it
was “ TIIK CON >Klp K>'CK OK < i IM II M. .1 U Kmi.s’s
\\ mi i i'on rm. ri'ttHK.M T.” Tins reply is »oo gen
. eral; though it clearly involves the true cause. The
Hanks m.iile over issues, belli" stimulated tin i. to Its
i I lie hijmisitis ok th k. si • it i*i.» s it i. \ i \ii. \nd
these si nei.i si:s could not have been wiiginallv I
ro>sKt^ri..M ks, but the cai sks of exp an- • u. No
doubt the proceed* of the public laud* emit rib tit mI to
*well the amount of the surplus—particularl\ in I-do
and hi—but it is undemabic that the tai ilf -v*lmi,
even undei the modifiml ions <>| the coitipi ntnisr lull,
eomiueneed the work. Ii first | i idured a m pin-:
and this, thrown into the vaults of tin local Hank*,
I stimulated over-act ion and prod in . d large surplus.-.*—
lhe i n 11 Ti of excess being converted, in the tie
eessarv opt lation ol the system, into the runet of
still greater excess.”
To which we reply—whether or not the tariffs ol
**J4 and **2rf welt “/htcin/t (/'* tu iai*r revenue lor the
purpose of pay in" 'he national debt, we are unable to
* >\ —We are w i I ling, how c ver, to admit lli.it lln \ had
‘ the rlfect of increasing the public revenue. Until i
rtjualh c Ii ar lh.it the annual expeudituies of ilie go
, vi rumcut, up to the period when t! »* nalion.d th lit
I was extinguished, were regulalid with special refer
cin e to th it event.— \nd that all i w ards.u hen il w as
, no longer Tiree-sary to appropriate leu millions ofdol
I us aiiiiu dlv to the sinking Inn I lor tin* pttrpn-r.
tlie.sc expenditure* rapidly swell d in in ignitudr. *a
■is to absorb ihe entire receipts ol the lr* a-n. x. im i
historic d fac t, whic h will tu t In* de ied. T!ie ex
pemlitures ol the government went on, yj,/.\w
w it h it* receipt-, until the year 1 — - i«.. tin* « > • at * aftej
the extinguishment of the nation a' debt. In that y eai
the re»« line fioui the sales ol the public land* w a*
vastly beyond all previous example, as w e ll is all the
\ calculations oi our Statesmen : and it was (oninl. lor
t tin: fust time at the? close ol that y ear. four •(• nr* nfh r
iuUj<>I ••/ flee protect t VC e/ulns Inn/ Inin npi <//<»/,
nni/ nil of do m hnJ In en essi nf iiil> / 11 ///<-</, that there
w.i* a heavy surplus in the trr.miiv. even after
the most pmllig'ilci sy t« in «if expcnditim* that the
fertile iiiia^ina: ions ol the head ol tlie '1 te.:>u. \ d<
pirlm'-nt and ol In* puppets in I’ongies- could de
\ i-e. 11 ere is positive prool that the i.inlls ol ‘! and
which, it not abrogated, were ex eutially mo.hli
eci by the ('ouiprciuiise \et ol I - . ii n i ju*:ly
t hargeable w iih ihcrr/V ol an civ. rllow mg tn*a*iny—
but tint th U calamiu w as biought upon u* di
rectly and exclusively by the eiioimun- ale- of li e
public land - in the y ears J *- ;*) and 1 ■» 1 . \* N] i. C'! \
slate-, in In- speec h against ill • ub-Treasmy ln!!«
and a* llie l iea*ury Kcj nit* show, the iei eipl* li nn
all sources, oilier than the puhl.c land*, in 111• • v«-ar*
1 - I I 4 - ti, (prior to which time* there* was no sur
plus,) amounted to about eightv--even miliio'i* ui
dollars, and lh< expeudit tires to about lln -urn.
“thus clearly hhnwiii" that the custom* ouh *uppl:«d
the necessary m**ans of public disburse ml, ami that
it w:i> the public domain that produced th? surplus.”
• This surplus, thus brought into tin* Trcjnuiy. wa*
, don lit less nuc of the muses of the expansion of the pa
per system, hut comparatively i very in-iguifiraiit cu.e.
The additional expansion caused by the l.u ililies fur
nished |jy this surplus to tin* Deposit* Hanks w ns uti
i in port n ii t in comparison with t!: «• i:'l.litr>nal lltinh
t n Li Cfljiittll vrrnt' tf Inf at most nr. ■, Si/tf in thr t'ni.w,
as soon as t In- late of I he N it ioo.il Hank w as a|»*d—
.hi augmentation still farther stimulated b\ the hirced
importations ol spec ie from abro ol. nut to answer the
demands ol trade, for which on I v mu h impunatinus
are ptoper, but to carry out a great Political Hum
bug, with which certain disciples ol' tin* school ol
by enrolls had become deeply enamored. These
were tin* chit f causes of the Hunk expansion—to
which the surplus revenue on deposit e w ith the l» inks
only contributed, as one of the small rivulets which
empty into the Missis-ippi imperceptibly swells the
volume of the mighty “Father of Waters.”
These gratuitous and out-of-the-wav sttfat ks upon
the 'Faiiff Sy stiiu, on the pait of Mr* < alliotiu, can
not hu misiind rstood by the discerning part of tin*
community. lie hopes, by indirectly identifying that
old subject of Southern jealousy an I anger with the
existing calamities, to diveit a portion ol the public
indignation from their real authors, to others whoso
names arc prominently associated with the system a
gainst the ghost of which he wages such relentless
war. If neither delicacy, however, nor’the memory
i of recent associations, can restrain these displays
of antipathy towards certain prominent individuals
■ who stand in the path ol Ins ambition, the history ol
. his ovv it agency in fastening the Protective Policy upon
» the country should have the effect of abating some
w hat of his hostility to that system, or at least Us pub
. lie manifestation. If its fruits have been as bitter as
i he represents, he should not forget t! at lie assisted in
- planting the tier and in watering its roots.
* ( hir friend ol the Washington Helmmcr thinks that
t we wire inconsistent w ith ourselves, in our comment*
1 upon M r. ('alhotiti’s Speech, in stating that the fail
- me ol the Kxpetiineut lias vvre-ted from the handsol
the Kxccutive the custody id the public money, and
i that Mr. Calhoun is now advocating a measure whicl
- , w ill icstoic the revenues to the control ol the Presi
i dent. For, says he, “the failure ol the Kxpenment.
- so far horn wrestiug the custody ol thr public money
i from the hands of the Kxccutive, has actually throw i
s it eutin.lv in his hands." Indeed! What, then, be
i> monies ot Mr. Calhoun's and the Washington Ketor
e uiei’s denunciation of the ft xperi incut itself, if, priui
- to its failure, the Kxcctuiw had nn control ot the pub
1, he funds, anil only acquire^ that c<vntioU»y its taihirr !
i Wc think it will pu/./Jc tlw-c gentlemen t ‘
i
ill*: tlivu pie sent position with tbcir toimct ilvfiun
nation* ol iltc Experiment. Hill, uur iiicatiiu.* was,
not tint the public money is now less umh r tlio con
ii >1 ot iIn* Executive than n w as belore—but that the
l.111 uic o! the Experiment, by teiulerinc the adoption
ot a new fiiiauei.il system necessary, had placet) it in
the power ol faiiii»te*s, if that hotly think propel to
exercise ineffectually to tin* roiuiectiou br
I wee ii the two—a connection founded in usurpation
and violence, and hostile to the letter ami spirit id
the consiiintiou, and the dmsulutiuu ot w hich should
be much more loudly called loi than the ••divorce ol
Hank and State,’* which is now the cant phrase (.| the
parly in power, and ns new adlieienlx. And we would
it ply to the Kctonuer's quei v, “w liv, it tin- Experi
nient placid tl e custody ot the putdie money in the
hands of the President, did In* hot, as a meins ot u
inquiring what he had lost, adopt .Mr. Kites’s project
ol ie-ol “mii/lii” it?" by ask mu llllll, w by did M I. ( d
Iioiiii and the Kelonm i denounce the Experiment, in
l^dl, on tin-, pound, it the position itself be false 1
and why does the President now nipt tin* adoption
ot the .Sub Ti a-ury scheme, it it i* to restore to
him th it conliol of the public tuoticv wbicli lie has
l">i by tin* Expciitticut ? Ih* Mr. t'alhouu and Ins
/• don 11lend ul the Kel’ormei suppose that Mr. Van
I’nicn lias been sei/.cd with a sudden lit of patiiotic
jealousy at the i awili ot i'.voulirt y»<wcr, and that,
coutiary to th* wlude tenor ol hi' life, as well as to
In- p!eil,e to “walk in the footsteps of his illustimils
I’lcdr ( e w or," lie is auximu.ex in dm ill*: Ins own tei in
ol sciric •, to curtail the pafroua*c and diminish the
in tl u cm <’ i >| Ins oilier ? \\ 11 at has oeeun rd to iuspn e
II it* in with so lunch confidence in the pahio'isin and
self-denial of i In* President? No, no: Mi. Van JIu
ten has discovered probably that iIn* I! xperiineut did
not w oik quite ■ o well as iis authors an tie i paled, as an
elect iwneei ini* engine—and lie is tbcielorc m taxor ol
ieoi 2.1111/111- the plan, and simplify in^ the tuachiiie :
\u individual S ub I ^eiMirer. stationed hi Kn liutoud,
«'»r example, w ill up » more pit.mi .uni supple t,,n| ol
I lie K \eeiil'l\ r, f 11 a II a Opposite Hank, ueai I v rvcrv
Director ol win m ay lie opposed to tile party m
pourr, and who, even il they hi i v ot t!u- same politic*,
would liillll Iply the obstacle* In ihe cxeicise id I II. 11
political mllm ncc which is now untrulv ascribed in
the I leposile Ii.iiiU system. It is easier to .swav one
m in tli.an l\u hi-—e^pin i illy vv hen the i chain •*• ul the
one Inf iiis bn* id is upon the ofuee Ic holds it the
will id tin* in m who w is In s to mould lii m 119 Ins pur
pose s, w . 11 the t w i he ate Hide pi tide tit of lion olli
ecs, 111 in w liuli in h'«‘d they derive no eino! ii mi nt,
and which, even were tin y hi« t itive stations, ate tint
m t! e gilt ul lie adiiimistratiim, Imt of tIc sluckludd
efs n| tic iiistitulinu over w hu ll they preside.
Ihe 1‘ilormei say .“the Suh-Tn uury scheme s
now in opci.ui.in in its vrot t form." We do not know
ihat lhe lull which pas-ed the Senate and w.i s laid on
the table ol the House, improve tlie •Tumi" id the
system at all. « xccpl s.» l.ti as it provides n initial se
entity lot thes lety id tin* public (nod.*, bv addition
al bon is and *uie:i s. Tic only dim hm e n that tin
l*ia siih lit is now cxcn isin;;, n ilh ,.! /,/ /. the same
confrid ovi i the p.lithe hind-, which, il the Sub Tic.i
, silly scheme be adopted, h will al'hiwail. i \* rcisp
/»y h,c. And ll. as t he K t bn nut is*ei I *, the failure
o! th * M vp< i iiiieiit has throw u tic public iiioiu \ mto
tin* bauds nt' tin* I’ri-siil nit, the S i h - V’/rum > >? s'/sh n
In III fit'll lilt'll H i:\it, hi lijieiilt Init, ll Iliads no g||nst
hum tic grave to ti ll ic that the legal recognition of
he *y si e in will coo lint i the Kxecitivc control over the
rev entirs ol the country ,w Inch vv ill nevi i a ; no he Jt
rnrrft, *o ll*, d is it to wrest ii urp'd -u conceded
povv i is h om human g' ills, nil hs.s it he hv the s will'd
ol in v itluti tli.
ti:\\s.
riic,locitin *!i: comuiu.iic iti d to Cun^rr«t at in
late sc-simi, disclose the l o t. that, in the first
y ca i i * I Mr. -I ••Itii t Quincy \ i la ms’s ail mm i*' i at ion,
Air. 1 lay, liica S. ci ctary ol Slate, instructed Mr.
I'oitisctt. out Mintsfei in Aii xico, to endeavor to el
lee t t lie pi: re base ul I c\as, and authoi i/.cd him to ol
I• • i * million ul dollar* lor it, or m propor nut for a
sinalh r quantity ol'uiritory, if the .Mexican govern
nieiil should he uuw illing to ci-ile tin- whole. How
(.in *li. VI mis reconcile ih.s proposition with the
•’loimd I:ui • y a>smie d by him in nTcieuce m thl*
subject / ll oiji go\ ci Milieu has t,o relit, under the
coicli uiiou, to aam x a loit igii tiir.toiv to the
I nio i. w by ■ l.<! ii" emir avor to cl)', i t a pmchase ol
thrviiy teriitmy in question ? Mil he intend I <»
►ncet it min an iiidcpi udt’lit empn then ? If hi
did, vv line do* s lie liuJ his authority in the i mist it ii
iio:i t*» ptirchas. territory lor such a purpo a !
j The .same pinposinmi w art rein wed tu th*- Alexi
ran government by (Jen. JacUsun, wlm, through his
Secretary ol St at-, t. in minted rtimil.tr instruct ions to
| -M r. Pmtisett, du * * liug hmi to u>e evciveDint toil
l *ct I lie ptirch.oM*, and l ai >i ig lie bid ! i mu our tu |iv e
m.llioiis ol dollar*.
| This quest mu is deli ned to a ;ilatc tin- l ’ nion to the
centre, and Will probably completely nv * rshndovv
» v* it the icijmi'ant (in.mi i d scheme* of the govern
ment, at thu next srss.mi of ( 'ougi' .Mr. \d.mis
has declared that it involve* the question ol I n on or
Disunion—and we think it uni at all improbable that
in this instance at least In* will prove to In* i I’m
pint.
n- ir.t..ii.. i .• i ■ . * . •
nudity'* .National Intelligencer, that tin* (ilnljc civ.li
ed ;i w n»ng impiessiun in the public mind, by 'fating
licit the Sub-Treasury bill "was laid im the table un
til the in v! nm." The I nielli . eneer ■ i\* : "The
* • lube well knew that the 111• 111• • 11 was nul tn lay the
hill on the table ‘until the n< \i session,* and th; I no
sfieh motion would have been admissible under the
rules. The motion was simply h» lav the bill ni: the
lalde, w hi* h was im j it i\ a lent In d nf < t >/i — i ua-in ucl i
as the bill died with the session, and e moot be t« -
sumed at the next, exe< ptby being originated t/< neon,"
If, therefore, the attempt should be again made at the
next session to carry this scheme, the Senate will a
gaiu have io pass upon the bill as well as the I louse ;
and as it i» not improbable that the virtue of Jnshm -
lions w ill be tested m the ease of some of its advocates
in that body, and as a change of two votes will defeat
it ilu re, we look with confidence for its ultimate re
|ection.
1 The W hig Siib-Tieasuiy advocates are con
tinually asserting that this scheme was a W hig mea
sure m lh.*:t. W> deny it. t >uly T» W higs voted tor
(ien. (Jordon's proposition—but (Jen. (J\s. proposi
tion dilfers essentially from the project now before
the public — m this,that it did not propose to make war
upon the local banks by discrc diting their notes ; nor
did it recognise Renton's "gold liiitnlmg" in any
shape. It was reserved lor Mr. Calhoun to take the
lead in this war upon State Institutions, under pre
tence of maintaining State Rights.
The last Salisbury N. < *. Watchman says,
“ We learn, through a lii :li source, that very few of
the Stale Rights party, even in South Carolina, mu
cur with Mr. Calhoun m opinion." It adds, that
(Jov. Ilayue is openly against the Sub-Treasury
scheme.
Sojitliern Merrantile Coin ention assem
bled at AtigtiiJa. (»eo. ou tlie i.*»li 111M. Manx dek
g alt « w ere in .it tend.mrc. but |>itm i patty If mu »»c ••
' ut.t ami SuniIi i'aiulimt*
cmiio r.i.r.rriov
Ohio is rcdeeit ed. In the last I .egisl.tluir, tin
\ auttea had si majority nl l» Oil joint h dlot—III the
next, thn Whigs will have a lliajoiitv ol |< . mahiir.*
i clear w in ' gam id \» * "icmhi i*. m despite id 11 « in
iq nitons in inner mi \\ hu h that Stale w as cut up into
1 unequal election di-flict* hv the \ an 1’ilicn pattv, in
older (n perpetuate then ascend tin y lit the Stall Lr
gisl.da: m e. The 1*01111111111* .loitrnal says—Lw
itigV return to the Senate is as cnt.unas late."
PKNNSN LV WIN I* Lilt Tlo.V
\ It hung h t he NN logs hav e nut see 111 ed a m a jot it > in
the PcutisyLattia Legislature, they have so Iar euin
ed on their antagonists as to reiidct thru tnumpli an
nther m at matter ot moial certainty .
Last\e.11 the N anile* had a small mijoiitv in the
Senate—liilhemxt Lcgislatine, there will he I'd
NN lugs ami I I N anile*,. In the Mouse ol Krpie.en
tali****, last yeai, parties stood thus: N mifea 7?,
NN lugs Vr* : In the next, Vunites »h, Whigs 14. Last 1
year, the Van lluren mapnity 1111 joint hdlot wat a
hoiit 17 — it is now 7 ' NN lug gam 10 ' One more !
*ti tl; 'le. and the Key stone State will he fu r '
M K . KIN I.S'S Si’ll < ’11. — NN e inseit this non
niie* the (nst hall ol Mr. Ivives's Speech. It i* need
h**-s to say tii it there ate scvual position* in this
speech in which wedo not eniicur -and ilu*re are
some things, partirulai Iv his tame ami *pinth>s allll
-ion In the ma..net 111 w hu h the < *111 irucx Kill, which
passed at the last sessnm ol < ‘otigress, was killed l»\
the /*m'l 11 I , to, w hich uui*t excite unqualified dis I
gtl*t. I In* g«*lieial design ol the speech, huwevet , e,
in our opinion, sound and com et, and the aigumeutH
hv "huh its main position is sustained an* perdu tly
111 elulahle.
0 /* ’ I he New N oik I ones {( o||*ei v at ive Ndiniii |
i-Matum journal.) which was edited with consnleiahh
•thtlity, has hern disemitunied lot w nit ol pat j
to 11 age. I’lo Plait.de tier, mie ol the Lmo Loro
m gau*, ptceeded it a leu weeks.
1 K I. \ ' I II N \t 1 I I . .— I' m Kahimure Patriot
” It is understood tit it tlo* Piesideut has an
I hoi i/.ed an issue ol 'rrea*m\ Notes, hi deiontiiua
II m 1 * ul >t) ami 100 dollai *, (o the amount id dill,
000, he.11 ill” an inlet. -1 ul two p. 1 c- ul pei annum.**
(ien. Jarkson may liehnld. 111 tin* e (m<,,t Shm
/Vdv'o'.v, the mil ut In* •* humhh- « Doits to ic.iuit
the t oted it tit urn d eutienev of gold and -dvci."
0 L-*n. J.o ks ui*.s Kxpeiiun its resemhh* the
im nl I I udiliras, in kicking then muni mn ILs
Diempt to econo im/.e tin - expend it in es ol the govern
nu ut resulud in iiien asiug them limn 'Id.linn (Hid
to > Id,000.000 pei imitim—(see Alessi . < .111,It 1 **
Ien'.'*- Woodbury statements) — u Ink* his "liiilti*
hie edmt* to restme the emisiituiioit.il eiineiu v ol
'.'old ami silver, have resulted in the h.uie hnient ol
the pteeiutf. met ..Is It otu eoeulatmn. and the runs
-um ol trea nry iio|. .< to en. hie the got inunmtin
pay its ih hts.
• * Kiehu lK I' msf. a riiompsoniail of Sh am
I) O'tur in New N ml, has In en arrested, examined
"id held to hail, 111 the slim of' S.jOOD, fu.uiswri an
mdo imeiil Im nnidir, in ill • m il tie.uuo iil and death
nl I iloritls (1. |’1 eiieh, olo* nl his pitieuf., who, in
1111 ee o 1 lo 111 d 1 y s, w as htin ii'iI to I lie gi .t% t 11 v heavy
dose* ol loheha, accompanied hv m vcic steaming
up* ration*. Air. f . it was proved, was 1 voting
man in the enjoyment of exi client general health
and a sound constitution, and u a* hut h .hllv nulls
posed w lien lie pi n ed him ell iiudci the < are u
- i’10 I.
*i \aesefi
i A| mu ! in I .\|jrl|l)il| . nil j ll III s«l;i \ ••V«*|| 1111*.
I!»«• 1 'oh III*.!., Iiv I)|<- Kt \\ hi. >. I•, I,i \|,t \\ M
\ . T U.«nT. In AI |ss S m.\ll \ < .. *1.1 ll ” In« I nl Mr
I * a I I'll I I «'li« I l‘l nn, n| | I ■ • hi hi i mil ill Y , \ a.
-. »»ii iIn- 17»11 nisi 11% lhr |'i-v. Jolm |{. Hni
inti. All AV i i.i.i \ m S. |*ni .in \| \ \ \ , v, ilauMi
II I nl Air. James iltllll ll. ill nl Hi illonl.
-. on ill • I Mill iiiH|. I» v I In* M.iiiir, J )i. I. i w ih
II. \\KIUTT of I j 1111 r 111) 111 j . In Miss I.i.issii I'.
'I.ill :lilf|‘ nl AI». Mrvimlrr I*iitrti| litijfniil.
-. on I In ..I I nr, liy I lit* »n»m\ \| i. / miiaiu Ml
.1 \\ III \ r. In A I I-S I'll Ml VI | M I nil Is \. «1.111 • ■ 11 (C|
ill All. .111r | i .11 I \ . all nl I Inlinl <1.
i BCKiVBUW
or bibs: t.wvcjiBti §:o .?b.j ftB* b:i\
rrm lnl In Br!olro3uihik *\ OIh «,
l ‘ *
roy \ussm \ \ii:iu n i \ />.
I'. \iremem i< cs of jia i*'ITol*iii-< n.> 7 A to in no
liilnmi in ('nni'tnni, ,‘J r,0 in .| fill
I 'tiiniiion In jjnnil. /'ll) |,| /, 5()
; 4 c<»*mI in lint* Shipping, 5 50 in t*. 00
AI mill.u-f ui nr; ‘jii.iliin s 0 on in l J 75
loi:<, *,» JA i,, :i (in
l lii* arlirle nlToharm is Jnnkiii” up—111 ^j»t < |
••II llio I I I WrrU '*'!•* ||||t|s.
I inlll. (liv w lldl* -lit.) 0 01) In 0 III)
\\*lu*;n, I ‘/.A io n nn
(mu, (pi . Inim-I,) I On m o no
All .il, (pml*n In I.) v» |jiilt*sa|r, I (in m 0 on
\V lii-Kt \, \\ Iml. s.ilr, 0 17 0 |ri
I*l;n 0 1. I pi 1 Ion.) 1 | ))•) in J 1 oil
linn, (pi 1 loll.) 100 00 In 0 0(1
I I -.lip. (pm t il.) J .‘in 00 In | 10 on
( 'ImM S .Art'll, -• no In II 00
liariin, (pm I)llirlrril) 1(1 00 In JO />()
i J;i|s, (pm l> n she I.) ii |o in ii J A
Sail, (pi I sat U,) 1 .Ail to .A (Ml
fi isicit.'ii r.
Dnun tin- river, >n (In in o i»‘»
l P l lit- lit r r. O AS In 00 00
I’lat u-t mil Imn, (per Inn,) 2 (Ml in o 00
x i: w «. o o 6i s .
’ I. are now leeching a Inge an I general a
▼ ▼ sort incut of
v'.in, .i.vw vv't.YTiitc uootts.
\vflit'll have been recently purchased at the North
under tin- must advantageous cm uinstaocr*,—all of
" Inch we w ill -ell as low, it not lower, than tin* same
description ol (i(H>|)S can lie bought t«»r in this
place. Our 11icnd.s and the public are respectfully
invited to t ill and examine our stoc k.
TUlNKli \ III KWKU,
< )ctober 20 8t u
I’OTTO \ V i l{ \.
rpoWN AND cor NT in .MKKCil WTS are
I. informed that I lie J <y nebbing M inufaeluriug
( oiiipany, now have on liaud a good supply ol
VOTTOJY Wiit.YS,
\\ Inch they arc selling at the following prices . \os.
I and b, 20 els; 0 and ?. 27; 8 and 9, 28; 10 and
11, 29 ; 12 and 1.3, 00; 14 and lb, 91 ; 10 and 17.
92 ; and 18, .‘I.*3 els. ; and upon all quantities ol
1000 ibs. and upwards, tin1 purcliasi r w ill have a dis
( count for «|iiautity of 5 per cent, and lor all quanti
les ol bOO lbs. and upwards, a discount ol 24 percent,
and for rash an additional discount of 2 per cent.
It. KODKS, .Ignit
It. M. Com pan if.
October 20 wi3w it
Hit. it OH Mi it T it. litis 1%
ni kuiov m:>nsr,
M\S returned to Lynchburg, and maybe seen
o tin [k i-uiklin (1 otc I.
Aug. bl
•
A*t on
UN virtue ol .1 dcnrr id the < *milif¥ Imiirl of
Jlrdfnrd, pruniMitif rd .if rIff Srpft*Mih**f trflti
f 11. • i *» ♦ 11. m i(i t tiii'ii in iii j * t * i n 111»; *. ul Kmrtmi, i\ o*
'v. Ihivi*. .Vi . flir until i -1hiii'd ruiiiiiih i• iiii'r. ip
pollifi'd h\ .ti,| dri M'l'. will |»• .irt'rd In * *11, fi* ill*
Iii. lii'si I>id In. at ptihhr uii'liiiii, on dir prrmi**r«»,
• *nl i id.in , i In* I Till iI in r| \uvi iiihi'r iii'Nt, a (•••i f air,
im illumed III * aid d*'t i IT. s|ij»|Misi d In
•’.*''1%** i mil mi a t *«• tl 1 . I \(’i:r.S, In i m; in
_ sy. lit d . ■[ d i Mil ill N . ,i • * |• i <»11« * lln- I . .ids u|
I In if". Slid. I, I) r. d | ’ i i • 1 i • ..n I nl Ilf is : if Ill'll i J.'
dir s uin' I,and id u tin h William Htirhm lin'd
Sf'l Ai d.
T<tiiis- \ i »i lit i I mir ilid u ii \ 11 cm rpt .is
fo $ JO. u Im 11 will Ii" i. i j im r I in r is! i, tin* pit 11 l» i si* i
^iNitij* luind Midi a ppi i in nl s i ‘ i iii 11 n , uni lln- htli hr
m • in i ill lir Id ti iii 11 t Ii • pay o unit (il flu* pi nc ha > nm
in n. I'HMI Mi i,i Mi \\'( m ih, r, mV.
f I| tuljfl \!<i Nl I | . N
\T a Cm nit Supnini ('••ml nl I, aw and < It in
rri>, i a ml mind a nil hr hi Im IStirl. in*; llll lit
ruiinty, at tin ('mu t hmi-i. mi |''inlaN tin lath day
nl S r p 11 • i il I m ■ | , | r si'tin • a. i f mill n| f ||.|I i r|V
f h imnnl I | i' I a 11 n , \\ illiaui ( ' SIiiim . f nmfuit
Kill any, W11 ham 11. Ivrn hum tin. I I - dm II I hiv.d
lair tut* re hauls atul paitneis, tindur* tt tt< Ir* i ilirfitm
<d I ifl.uiN, sh iw i\ f ■> . and Tint in ih W 11 ill. .1.11111* *
1 tihrtuii and ( ' lit 1 1 A . 11 all, III' 1 (hr II • and pa turn ,
Hading u ud* 1 dir lit 11 ini I lall, f 1 .lisuii A (.,
ri uniiii .
,ruiios(
* Kailrs N n itn . ad 1111 ul s 11 at nr nidi lln mhI.iiu
nr \ril nl .Ins- ph ( a hr 11, drr’d . I h In. lain
Is f 'll \ S . I 1. \ .
'Kills < aiisr raiuc mi fn hr In ml upmi lln* lull, ami
• hr a 1 ism 1 1 nI ilu di 11 in!anf. m iih a 11 pin atum dn ir
li», rxlnhils, and ( \ nil nil 11 hi nl U if nr .rs. ,1'i.l «,|s
ar^tied hy roiliiHcl ; nil rmrml. 1 ai u.ii nlhini!, and
llir iici 1 *, 11 \ nl dir ai « mints lulluum; appi .1111 ,
dir ('mi 11 dnf h adpid^r, m In and thrirr, dial din
ilrlnuthml do irndri In Imr .lulm K. In rock, a 1 imii
Hi|ss|niu 1 nl dlls CuMit, nil .irriHIlif nl Ills adtliiiMs
lialimi with dir a ill Uinirxrd id Ins trstalur; al.n,
all act OHIIl n| Ins II al and pri nn.il i .l air. In ;r||ir|
Midi ilnn rs 111.11 l uni, m Im Ii 1 % -111 .it it 1111 si 1 Id m tint nl
Irrlrd, hrlnnj;in;■ in flir r '.Hr id lln ml .liri ph
f alirll, 1I11 r.i 1 i| and 1I1.1I dn' saiin 1 >1111111 -simii'i
du aln I aUr ail a 1 rm 1 ul nl I hr plain till s d< In 1 . m i II
is i.| thi di i.|s n| .dl prisons 1 I timing a amsi du 1 .
fair ul dir s.ud I rt|di ( ‘ahrll, di n 1 I, Nt hr 1 hrl
I hr y hr 1 nil t irs Indus nil ul' nt Inn " r r ; and ill it,
Ik*Ioro 11.« 1 .1.! 1 . id lIn lid niil 1 < . : 11.,
nnlri shall Ir 111 .r| (i .1 ni llr I \ 1 r lihiii j \ n,iu..i't
ai rump.llll d IiN dll' i'lilimi: mill I . Iiutirr >1 du
Iiinr and 1 I 1. r uI 1 \ '«*i»f in > dn- 111,1 , and m .1111
m.; all prisons h 1 v 111 f* 1 I inns .1 mi sj dm 1 lair, (.•
apprai In imr him and piyNr tin Ml, and dial m ilr
lallll diri rnf, t h 11 I hr < uu 11, at dl in M It l lll, r ill
pim 1 r.i in .1 linnl ih 1 1 rr.
KOL1-T I 1. 1>K 11 )v; I . ( c ; <\
< I'M Ml - hi II I i:'l llmi'h /
•’hill < h Inin I.l , . ^
I In' |'. lilies m |!. i • a I m \ e . hi . will |.|| . noth e.
11 i.i I 1 liaye u|i| lint nl l i id ty dm I > 111 .1 iy n| | ,
In i in \l. hi npcii .nnl rninnirtiee l|i ,n rnimls nidt-i
‘‘‘Hey 1111' Imuunlii • il* (lie, .it I. n U in - h mi <'on 11
• I"'| \ III n I ii. Mild | Inn 1 | ... 1111 e 11 ■ III iln i • in
will In- pie.i o d lo met I in.- nil ill,I 11 i v pul :p dint
place, pi i - p 11 c i| with lln-u n rmunis, y oiiehrr s. mu I
1 • "i ill in ' 1 ( ill pupei \lid all niid
e\' i\ utln i pn-iii! m pci nii.t li ivhi" claim ;i • n l
il" • late - i .In - jilt ('a late ( < nn
1' 'd I lendi't'scm, M.ilr nl |y e > 1111 c \ y . not pun- in
I lie Ml ll, M l e, m |||, e nil n in: v lined - i I i e | i e 11 I, n n
till* s n,If. day and .il ill* s.inn• plat . to * xIn
Imn in smii claims, with .ill evident 111«-1«- < 11 duly
aiitlieittn itt d, .. lh.it tin s in \ In . il deemed \ . nl.
Inputted to ('.nn. It »| I \ | . IK )i ( X K. ( .
( hi uhei V?l> I I , J >
SB* 1 vir 1 i»i* p| a d< cd ol 11 nsi, c yeenied In im Hy
I'H hud I'owrll. on | he ''(Mil .1 line, I ,, mi
• e| (am pillpuvs ifje 11 in -i I (11111, I shill, nn Aloud.i\
I lie | S| h i| IN mI t ) ei mliet . i \ in : • I I ( o i| 11 I | <111 < .
(dial heme Amlin t( mill day,) proceed In -p d, |o
the Inchest lnd.!. |. al pil'd.i ,i i:i I nni, upon i i i d11
“I ninely day . i In pm i lia-o'i , uivm ■.* in- ml i.dde i *i <
"Hi* on I cnihn \ , , — ■ 'ti V.if B2yr4
tin ill imied m vnd de.d, • ij tin said I hi »\ <•! i’-,
inter.- i ina ( OLT, i| I m o n hall. Im
undivided mil ii-hi in i 'I il h* B.AN8>* m
11m• (-• • 11111\ ol Itin Itingli.ini, Uimwnbv iln name id (In
s I I. W \ I l» \ ( "I', In-, pi r n-ni undiv iih il inlet • • I in
dm Ikio l<-1*. <-ft ai and MH'I'oiiimEbii; : B rd,
•'i \ ulni i ( mill I Imi i- al-o, his undivided m
I* i' *» m i inamdei m a TIIM1 ()| LAND hm;
III I III1 Co l IM I v o| | 'at i n , |, i anvil hy l lie lianic nl lilt
Ni I \ I M l\\ S < >;■' I) \ \. Til- tide 1.1 II III. above
|ll open y |S In-hey '-'I 1 n h - mnl, hill at (in • 11 !l - I i t .
I sh ill only i ulivey nu ll till'' a is y d in m !-.
said dt el. Jill I \ I'. IM ' s< AN, / < .
t h tnlmi vi .at
xo'B’bvg:.
\L J« persons, and iln |» in', > pai: ie il' il\, air lai
w.mn d a^ain d tladilli. I"l '*1 'ho uiinim ; a
t(inn/. .V. uniinbh .YoCi ior oOO *//;!/,» r.v,
endui ed by Iln fur Sa mil e I S# I ’ m J ll a o I < h a l In If i
‘"iiniy, .ml imt pi i , nl. d ,.i I'.inU. which m.|e has
hi i-II as-I ; M * d hy dm s ml | lli|H l In J dl.llll I I . II III In n
»d Halifax. a> ihv said l injii.i is h mUriM'I. II
Sill.dl not owe Inin .niv lhm4 on a settlement id ie
t'Hinis ; and du» colic■ w dl In, j Ie nl in Ini.
•d 'll \ HIM. 1 .
< 'll 1; Ini 11 , ( >' In' i m; _*l
.'iOiin;.
ON dm lodinl November, I IT, I shall soil, t.»
• In' Injhe i Ind li i, (ill ('1 • Molin'.on I'lan .1
lion ni I '.II -on Will, l , ih ‘ ‘., . il I I .dint d ( ol'nl N .
die e fop (d < on. (>• , | o d.lei and .w:! 11 ft« , — dm
' cm I, id I I n/si ( w -4, < ) 1 II " . 1 'lain il loll I
Hn-iils, A' ; and Ml dll' .Midi. I -hull cell, Ml dll
■M I its II III Ill'll''' nl ih «h I • I «! d, I In* Clop III ( -nil,
( > tt . I oil- 1 and Shm Us—dm si nil- *1 I Un i-<, ( mi
<>M n.lIu_ , S!n ep, I’laniaiatmn I lei d . II. 11 .•
Imld and Kitchen I tMiniint A- J'ei.ns made
Ulinw ll nil tin'd *N o| »ah .
\ 11 pi i m ' ha \ in ild'm < ■ 1 in •' dm s 1 | . . 1 pct
.lie 1 eipiCst I-, I I , hull" them I OW ml. well Mlplieilli
1 aled, .is | in. iy m do- ai 1 a n min' Tit- t pay them nil
and tin*'' ill.P an* m debt to dm sa.d c i:pe. an re
>| lies l ed lo conml. 1 -aid and mil.' j - • y mini, a 1 •
Ini liter imluljenr 1 < 111 h 1* 1 \ en.
.If )SI*;ril W'l LKJ.KSv »\, i:>,
( h I ol el . w .In r
Sf S, V\ Si5; ■ H, Ac. Ac.
\ *' now i i v i mu i '.ill snppK of
▼ ▼ fS #>• #. V*/* §-l '/’.V, .mini.: v’lh'.ii m- |o i..
I <(»■. Ilosr, Whitney. M o kli aW :nj Mllli*! I' I
Blankets, various pi I* ■ * . Negin Blinkers a u ,
huge miipoly, ;•! '»• I, (is. ?> hi. ti*. \t. Ac.
Scarlet, L'p en. blue and plaid Aiaekriau Blanket*.
foi ( H ei coal •,
Saddle Blankets, A .
M W'TLN. \'v Mil) vV l)\\ IS.
O. t. l;; is
u;;./ 9• ■ 19*ooi.c .ivv,
OI K a^sor meiil ol Moods lor Servant’s Winter
Wt ar is large, id superior (plainv and veiv
cheap, Mountrv (h tiers will tint it to their advan
tage to give us a call, as we are delcimined to ollbi
them snpciioi iiiiliin uiriits to pinedia e.
A! M1TIN, W AKMA 1) U IS.
()ci.fJt; ts
a-'OK na:.vt\
r ii 11 !•: large brick building on Main street, oppo
I site the lrnion I Intel, now in the ora up iney ol
Mr. Paul Jones as a Tavern Mouse. 'Phis building
is well consti lo t ed, and situated fora Tavern in
Boarding Mouse, having Ii rooms above giotind,
each with a lire place, ivv n cellar rooms and the lin es
sary out Imtiscs; and having been long ..ml wa ll
[ known as a fust rate stand for either pui| use. Pos
session will be given 1st January next. Apply to
SMITll \ BAMWLLL.
Oct. 2fi if
STOCKS, AY. AY.
PLAIN and figured Satin Sloe ks, various rpipli
ti
] Bnmba'/me do. do. Black Italian (’ravats,
! Kulil-' and plain Id new Shirt Bosoms,
|. Linen ( ullar x, ln.u k Satin Shut do,
I Silk and Buckskin Shu ts and Draweis.
Just received*.
'I WiTIN, W \ lv D «V P \ V IS
f>ctobcr t*
■ «< •>
Jcsl Received,
\\ 1 I I i \ • d .. I»v author nl “ Tl»r <»i{»-.m A - .
^ • nil ui •• “ do 4* ** Rockwooil,’’
Aili i. , ’ •* its Uift#fcod Kali.by JHilwcr.
.UjSO<
I'm <•*’ \ ttalyfir il Meilhetrv,
I »•* I h i ripnvc tin.
Mi Shades ami Sh.ktnw*,.
Mo I <140 nth e,
l.i'rlf y’s Hutmi),
1 >a\ 1 * A l ilcitll.is,
Moitisou I*'eft* 1,
''Ai Vo I I 1 . rotiUM. I liamriy ttcpoil .
\ \ oi< tv n| School Hooks, iVi'. iVr.
• 'll ApI. M» Mil's It rpm l*.
Ni'IAKMf) \ X I.M^t \U J
1 •» 1 '!• »*‘ • I able-111 x (London, beautifully hound.)
‘ • t»* ol JlraiM V, tin do
I I'o 1 ii i 'i. \V a 111\ l*oi?i .tits,
M> S\tia, it<»l> Mm I, \m.» AJiuor, iW.
• i.P.'O I» \ tillt If*.
N .'l lu ll \ 1 w * | iOtitlnit,
1 '1 lv1 i'ps.ike (AO buaiihlul i»fcr| Mn^i avingv.)
llddu.d tin ( iO tin do tltt)
'i < "35-104 BANTHI n r^TS.
N i dills ol 1 hr In st nnahtv,
I lull's and I** 1 I'i s,
• I n lonPTs. ami t rith.'i ,
\ 1 " ' lh> s, 111 id - .! S ■ i 111
M MJTI\ .V I. \Tll \.\f.
<>< *«•!..» ' il' u
\ o C i v i‘ .
A I. M pi 1 pi imh filial l» i , M. Hmvru. are n .
“ 'p1' •|,,d in 1 mite laiuaiu and make immediate
| o" 11'. 1 I i 11 Ip 1 11.dnlji nee c.innot hr ^ni'ii.
I 111 Ii \\ . ii.. hni'il .• 1 duly {rtilliui ized in
n... v" 1 < in t limp- mil ,i\r 1 1 1 apt • In ran hr loitml
‘i i In ol l i i d m| i | I'uUi 11, liow in enpu d bv
' I • a I Piinj'ii 1 an A l'.dlmi.
• h loin 1 ''! |yy
k] V* .vb'oissc.
^ h M I I U1 1 ' 1 hr Iral III ii.lni III till it ll M'lid
B at, I 1 !u- putifi 1 : nriallv. that tin y have hought
tIn < nl n • MurI, ia1 < • 1 M'IMS, o! the fat. (imi ol .1. 11
lud.ii 1 s vV I «. at \ till 1 1 < oil 1! I I on*.. tofftIn l
wpli a Npl< mild 11* 011 iijent ol !• \ M M I lOl )| )S in tin*
.'mulliri .. itn • |.n it .1 e now an n ine, to, which (hey
ip'"1 Ai | aita 11I 11 .ilienlipii olpttirfia its. 'j lien
t*p ’ " ill In .1 ihi! nut ad.i|>1 nl to I In* • easoo. attd
"ill I 1 »• I ! ti'iv Ip Ipi i rdi or t«» pmu Itt.tl 1 tiv
I on 1 1 n 1 i 11 1 1 pj * 11 min 11-1 1 *i’i *. 1114 w is|thi'.[
10 lm\ 1 • • 1 I. .1 ; .pm! min 1 . will iiml h much ip
Ao’h a 1 111I.1 p ! p 1 1. p ip a i dl, 11* w . ,ne del rnii in
• d to si Jl 1:1 \ < >ur *.h 1 k « ai*'-' i partly ol uni
loll' w 111 ..! ' u 11 1 - ; \ 11 r \ re lie til 1 n 11 tie III ol
1 hull and ' ' noeii . 11 • r <j i' ol Ir on' 11 '* v* ear,
I ’ lain and ii A. \ r \ I, \ alontia. Swan down, f i *»'«I
Silk and plain Nat I m \ esl in^ i,
• a • 11 1 1'■ nl ail dr . pi 10ir ,
\\ III!.', M d. V'dlow. 1 n and spoiled |- I.minds,
• al n -• ip 1 . ■ l.i t‘i -i mi. (In a 111 till | p ttr|fn)
HrtmoN 1 I l 11 ims’ii.i,is nl all shades olid tiualttieii,
• 'la 1 ft nd r doted dip nl Imair ilui I• \ 1 u u and' huh
mn.ddr 1 o I o 1 •*,
I * a 1 k J Sotllliaxam \s u| ev 11 a •) 11.«lit N ,
I thick ami 1 0I1 nl ( rapcft,
I Ann ■ nl Ii” 1 ?. vl 11*; him, «11»1 • 1 •*til 1 {u a 11111 ,
I >'» t hi ’. 1 ir •«. tin dn
i * p 1 . I’l Mill 1J It III I' I’. .1 Ilk I IIll I Ip In ! Ipl ill If v .
\ o • J 1 a 1 smiin 11 if nl ol i oar' o < i 1 uni* lot e 1 n < lot ll
in ,
Mmii miii p| all km | . t vet \ lo" pin cm,
I 1 • 111 in w 11 h a v n n I v i l nl hr i' a i t idr* ill I he
i'i.' Inn', •mil a- I idirs* Mm • • 1 I audkrt elm I .
• • lo\ r ■. lull llihl-tm*', Mail . Silk and Molimi
!•"' I '.oon . >• "lie A c. A'r - \ f*o, a I'liml 1
H I up 11 « I I I 11 *. II 1 I n 11 c. I in 1 lie*. Al cd 1C I lie*,
Myr .' I u 'I - < m * - 11 m 1 a 1 ics, I ’am N Snap*, tin *,
• p I »t | i d 1 t I I I Ii P-, I'. a I I I lit, N all*. A C. A 1
1 I m.i \ n?! ■ . . Mu I"* inn 11 dp. 11 in enumerate, all
1 "I "hit . I1 .11 delei iinned In Hell at the lowest
.MR. IMMI.KN A Co.
I'. I Im siiImi lihers will h ut 1 lor all kinds III
pi ml it* ' i I allow tail pliers i! tit livt red ill "ootl
m Ai 1, t 11 h n il V lilliei'st t'm 11 t | lollse or I Ut4*h
hut ’ • . it pi liimtls will l*f ■■ ivrii tm t»iv (|ttamuy
ul \'* Ip tl il' ' \i .1 I m Mviielduu , I It. IM
\ min 1*1 * . | i.. < >eioiiridLil I*
At; vl 510. if 3,
f* h M \ • h t»IM > Ml. X A I* SI Mk. al ‘i . 11* | 1 r
t J \ nl. % 1 ■ t v line al 7 » pm.
I A i l, 11 alia 11 * •. . \ «■ 1 v no Ii, al s 1 ml pi 1 \ aril,
I A yk t i 1 o Me I' i p , m lll.iek t !io M l(me. \ ■ . v
up1 1 mi. 1 ■ I i .’A ri . pm y aid.
I . A. I STMS.
t >r li dm l ' • 41
Mile:.ST is.segK.ia.vs awst tbbh
». s imx
\ C’< MM) c .ulmriit of « line figured
^ ( 'll till \ . il i In* \ I• | \ bl\\ J)l I'’" Ill ll) • t nt [T |
yI- • v. , \ I., .iion.ihle • 11iii li*. f II. KSTKS.
I >rt I IT !*ti it
« m.v/.vv ss.s.vst.
rBhii. \ ’. si \i. \ii:i. i i>.i; .>i ii... Simkiu.id
“ njiii i i I i i; it t uni, will In- hi'lii a! ill'll Ol
I • <>n »I in “I iy 11 ■ ■ lilt Nm 'llila i 11 M| liill j»a -I
•' 'i I, i V \J. I . i i lu put | I* . • i I. i I mg u/1'nT'is
I "I III'' « Iii: ... si'll. IT* • jM'r,illi. \vllt> (.III in 11
l p . ,i|. III i ton Iiv piux\
li II. KK'li \ ii I X. >mT/.
< h i il I . i i\ Il
V 11! • i I \. i.i \ . it i h I - Im!. I tit lli' ■ C !• i!»' •• IM
f Ii• • ■1 t ;.■ I • i S m ji i i.i ( '.. i• t f I ass itid ( 'hnnccrs
t"l I lu III I ' I • nl I | .1 I I ' I \ IT fill* 1C Til 11 Iii I ). I ' ll M’l', I ii!l7 .
d i M !i i I>1111-• i mil .l.iiiti St* Till, I'iniut ilk,
a "(tins!
M C TI.■« Tcrt.in. I itllebi'irs Watl nml FT/adaUli hi*
vs t l!"lu ii ThiocUiin'rloit, < .rii. nn I 'lioekmorti it, Alary
liii ' 11 "t tm M.uiln Tluoi kn.ni imi, I bins Tlmu kilim Inn,
. i'll: luii 'ii iii'I'lii kiii* , mu, mu1 Mars Mall.
I )> l« uduiiN,
In r *11 A N( I .HI •
lit i I . I ll .• • t rill (H’kllim lull. Mats Till. Uii.ui
i it nl I d. Imp Wall* nil.I IT' ill iii l.is \s iii‘, nut
' ; si, , i 1 i in njipi a ra in- . Mini " is ru .. urity, ncrnt
,1. lu II, . t ui V , ii' :s ut I iii rul. « ol this Court, told
'imp;* i III Is »■ Ijrl.il |U| , i ■ s 111 >': i' •' * lint tin's Uiv liol ill -
1 a I,,' < u.Tijii nvs(. ilili . mi ni uioii ol tlie |.!amiiu•
' r. I, . I I. il i • .. |. I • I, • i t ill • Saul d'T-mtutifs do ap
i l| • .. 'I la Ida ol fVprilt no Itevt.Hlld ali-ssir
i. |>lan11ill l.i'l, inifl llini i eops oi ih1-'order in* loriliss tilliii
iti d oi lo- I . Iduo \ ,i _it., ii. lot i»' •. month- -ii- .t'h-os.*
ls. I .... .11:. Il u.il door ol'cli . .niiTlii'UdO "I till-* eouil
, . \ Cops -Te I .
\\ M HOLT, Clerk.
11, I. '.'ii ss im
&•!;■ .IMA Vi I'la'.i In Id ill til. Cl- ih’< Olluv of the Cii
» . . i ' mi ii l ■ ! Cl11nr* ry, lbr th eoilti
s i.i i. .1 Mood.I\. til till das uf September. (IS-V :
M , I I!..> , IMiimtilf,
(tgiUHtif
Alt.i r. i I’li . a i I .u!> i ik,Sit t tii ol AiuIk raf ronuty
n.l i< !• . !i ,mi-ii i.-I ol I'arpls Sp.-»on, deeM. W illiam
P. - i ..11 , | Mam S. 'im, Defendants.
I V <11 VNiTKV.
’I i . I ' Muter SM-»n, nut having entered his npprar
•m. a a I .. mi - . -uritv, neeoiTlimr to the net ol A.-semlds, and
ih nil.'* oittln ■ <>iirt. and it appearinc hv hu t is factors evidence
tint he i- not a.i inhabitant of tin- country, it i* ordered, that
til.' - iid dcf.uilnul do uppeui hereon 11 »•* first day ot tlte next
April term, ami answer tin* lull of the plaintiff, and that a
cm s ot din- orderin' forthsvilh im-ert. d in the I.s nchlmrj: Vir
i■ 1111aii,!*iir tss o mouths sure --iv»-l•. and po-ted at the troMtdoor
ol the « siurthou. e of tlii* counts. A Cops—l ento,
llOJJUiT i I A'Md’A , Clerk.
Oei *<?»>
( tiilii'vi* iiiill.oTV, »Vc.
r 11 H K suliscrlli.'i " Ml l.iivv lor suit, this Fall. tho
i .l.iriis .lltillii iiiiils or Cliiiifsc llul
!),.>•. j < illlillgSi pr-iliH inp leaves from r* In 11! in
ilics in ilij.iiairr.—Likewise the Momi A Ilia, or
\\'hit,- 1 i-.ilian .Mulbeity SpidlinjS Tiers—which will
1 llO -OS Id no very accommodating terms.—ANo * largo
- itppls ot the large W hite 2 Crop Siti%
tl.vii s• \ pply ai tlie (idler of the Lynchburg \ it
, gnu.in, ssheie a specimen ol the Silk, made this sea
! Min, may be been, or to Mr. Julies (himesvell, at tlis
Mitlherrv Farm, tsvo miles iVoiu Lynchburg, ou the
\mhei>i Court-house load.
K. FLKTTHKR Co.
\ugtiit 31
lor salt fit this Office.

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